Church property
Protects the church building, facilities, and the congregation's property against fire and other covered events.
Protection for your congregation
Coverage designed for congregations: their facilities, their property, and their activities.
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Protection so your congregation can focus on its mission with greater peace of mind.
Protects the church building, facilities, and the congregation's property against fire and other covered events.
Support against third-party claims for injuries or damage related to activities and facilities.
Protection for the congregation's money and valuables against theft, according to the certificate's terms.
Coverage for the congregation's meetings, events, and programs, according to the certificate.
Limits, deductibles, and exclusions depend on the insurance certificate.
If a covered event occurs, these are the general steps. Exact timeframes and channels are in the certificate.
Notify the insurer of the loss as soon as possible and protect the affected property.
Take photographs and prepare a list of the affected property or damage.
The insurer will evaluate the claim and respond within the timeframe set by the certificate.
The values shown are for reference. An advisor will inform you of the current rate.
| Plan | Annual premium |
|---|---|
| Congregation plan | $0.00 |
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It protects the congregation's facilities and property, and provides support for liability and money and valuables. The certificate details coverage, limits, and exclusions.
Buildings, equipment, furniture, and other declared property, according to the insurer's terms.
You must notify the insurer through your certificate's channels and submit the requested documentation.
An advisor will confirm the membership and insurer requirements once they receive your request.
The cost depends on the plan and the insurer's evaluation. An advisor will inform you of the current rate.
No. Insurance products are not deposits, are not federally insured by the NCUA or any government agency, and are not guaranteed by the credit union.